Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 151, Hammond, Lake County, 14 December 1908 — Page 3
3 IMonday, December 14, 1908.
THE TTTTT.S.
EAST CHICAGO ID If HARBOR
EAST CHICAGO. Injured in Eun-Away. As the result of a runaway R. W. Novak, agent of the Bartholomae & Roesing brewery, is 'confined to his home in Hammond . -with severe contusions upon his body. The runaway occurred in the Oklahoma territory Sat. urday afternoon, when Novak's spirited horse became unmanageable. In attempting to quiet the animal Novak was thrown from the buggy, falling on his back. Dr. G. F. Bicknell is in attendance.
Professor T. E. Williams is reported as recovered from his recent attack of typhoid fever. The lecture on "A Trip Around the World" at the Congregational church .last evening was weU attended. Rev. Brown proved himself a delightful talker and described in pleasing terms the work of missionaries in the far east. A free will offering was taken for the use of the American missionary board. ' Max Nassau, the jeweler, is displaying good bargains for holiday shoppers. , 1W Mr. and Mrs. James O. Parks of Ma- . goun avenue visited relatives in Valparaiso yesterday afternoon.
Everett Fisher of One Hundred and Forty-fifth street returned this morning from a two days' visit with relatives in Fort Wayne. William Evans is recovering rapidly from the operation performed upon his throat at St. Margaret's hospital, Hammond. If you have any clothes that need repairing and pressing why not bring them to O'Connel, the tailor, and have them done right. tf Charles Nassau has rented his frame building at Gibson to the board of education, of Hammond, who expect to open a public school department for the thirty or forty children of the new town., The school will be opened about Jan. 15. : Miss Alice Green of Magoun avenue 'will return this afternoon from a several days' visit with relatives in Fort Wayne. . ' When you want a nice nobby overcoat made at the right price see O'Connel, the tailor. tf Frank DeBrlae Is mourning the loss Of a pair of eyeglasses, lost on Friday ovpn ine- between the Dostofflce and his
home on Magoun avenue. A reward is "offered. Miss Mabel Wlckey will entertain the members and friends of the Epfworth League at her home on Magoun avenue Friday evening. " Everyone - is invited to attend. When you want a perfect fitting suit made call on O'Connel, the tailor. tf Mrs. E. T. Davis will receive the ladies of the Congregational church on Magoun avenue next Thursday afternoon. Miss Martha Swant of One Hundred and Fiftyfirst street visited friends in the Harbor last evening. Manager Heintz has arranged for skating exhibitions by a Chicago expert this evening. "The Great de-Sylvia" is the appellation by which the wonder is known, and several interesting and thrilling feats are promised. The Psi Ma's will hold a business meeting this evening preparatory to
the organization of their basketball
team. .
Miss Helen Davis of Magoun avenue
will return tomorrow from a three
months' visit in Indianapolis and oth er down-state cities.
The services at the local M. E. church wpm well attended yesterday. Rev.
Palmer occupying the pulpit at both services. Arrangements have been made for a special sermon on St. John's day, Dec. 27th, which will be attended by all the members of the local Masonlo fraternity. Max Nassau, the jeweler, has just received a large -assortment of phonographs, which he will sell on monthly payments. lw Junior Swartz of Whiting was an East ChicaJgo rink visitor Saturday evening. Frank MacPherson of Woodlawn visited friends In East, Chicago yesterday afternoon. ' 'VAbe Ottenheimer and W. I Cherry transacted business In Hammond Saturday. , ...... ' . Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Spencer of Bea
con street were Chicago visitors Satur
day afternoon and evening..
The Misses Florence and Mildred Stewart of Whiting will visit friends
in East Chicago tomorrow afternoon.
Hal. Jones of Hammond was an. East Chicago visitor Saturday evening, also
attending the Masonic banquet at Whit ing. ''
Mr. and Mrs. William Ransberger of
, South Bend are spending a few days at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hunt on
Olcott avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Morgan is a Chicago
visitor ths morning.
The Men's club of the Congregational
church will be entertained at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. W. Johnson of Magoun avenue tomorrow evening. An "Indiana" program has been arranged and promises to be interesting to the
Hoosierdom representatives who will
attend..
MOTES
MONDAY. . .
" Aaanal nseetlms of Great Wectern Trotting circuit ta Chi
cago.
Harry Levrfa va. Willie Lewis,
13 ronnda, at Ifew Haven, Own.
TUESDAY. Bill Papke vs. Hogo Kelly, 25 rounds, at Loa Ansrelea, Frankie Neil v. Owen Moran, 12 rounds, at Boston.
Race between Tom Longboat and Pietrl Dorando In New Yor.
Wrestling match between Fred
Beell and Henry Order-man In .Minneapolis.
Annual trials of Georgia Field Trial association at Waynea-
boro, Ga. WEDNESDAY. Harry Lewia vs. Unk Russell, 12 rounds, at Rochester, N. Y. THURSDAY. 'Annual meeting of Cotton States' Baseball Leagrae at Jackson, Miss. Tony Caponi vs. Ed, McGoorty, 10 rounds, at Appleton, Wis. Jim Stewart vs. Jim Prender4 gust, 12 rounds, at Lawrence, . Mass. FRIDAY. Annual trials of VirglnlaCarolina Field Trials' association at Spray, N. C. Dick Hyland vs. George Hensic, 10 rounds, at Los Angeles, (Declared off.) SATURDAY. Annual indoor atbltic meet of College of the City of New York.
presidency of the Chicago Athletic as
sociation.
Charles F. Thompson of the Home-
wood Country club was nominated for
the presidency of the Western Golf as
sociation, i
BIG CROWDS SEE FLYNN
AND LANGFOED TRAIN.
San Francisco, Dec 14. Millet's gym
nasium was not large enough to ac
commodate the fight fans who gathered
to see the husky Bostonian, Sam Lang-
ford, go through his paces. Langford made a good - Impression in the ten
rounds he boxed. Five men mixed it
with him for a period of two rounds each. Tim McGrath took a party of Goldfield sporting men over to see Jim Flynn go through his stunts yesterday
iat Shannon s, San Rafael. The men
were well pleased with the fighting fireman's work and state they are will
ing to take up some of the 10 to 4 that
is being offered on Langford. A
packed house watched Flyhn go
through his last hard day's work. He is weighing around 165 pounds.
GIANT FOOTBALL STAR
DREADS TRIP TO MINES.
FIIIAL WORK FOB KELLY
Mortgage Loans In Gary and Indiana Harbor on good Improved property.
CHAS. E. FOWLER, Office, - Indiana Harbor TELEPHONE 21
INDIANA HARBOR.
About forty members of the local K.
of P. lodge attended the special serV'
ices at the M. E. church last night. An interesting sermon was preached by the pastor, Rev. H. P. Ivey. The Baptist social at Clin's hall was well attended on Saturday evening. About 100 guests were present, and the ladies expect to clear a neat sum from their efforts. James Sanderson of Robertsdale visited friends in the Harbor last evening. Harvey Manfred of Englewood visited Harbor friends last evening, accom
panied by Henry Boardman. ...
Miss Lillian Spittle and F.'C Mc-
Crum witnessed the Saturday evening performance of "The Stubborn Cinder
ella" at the Princess theater. Chicago.
J. W. Walker of "Michigan avenue
visited his family in Laporte over Sun
day.'
H. C. Barrett of Hemlock street en
tertained his brother. Dr. W. C. Barrett,
and wife of Chicago yesterday afternoon.
The Girls' Social club of the M. E.
church was entertained at the ,home
of Miss Emma Hoch on Friday evening. A pleasant time was had by all present.
Master William and Miss Lillian Col
lins were Chicago visitors Saturday aft
ernoon and evening. Attorney Walter J. Riley was a Chi
cago visitor yesterday afternoon and
evening.
J. K. Reppa of the Citizens' State bank visited relatives in Whiting yes
terday.
Mrs. Thomas Gilmore of Grapevine
street entertained friends from Whit ing yesterday afternoon.
Miss Alma Highless of . Muncie is
spending a few days In the Harbor as
the guest of Miss Rose Falkes of
Pennsylvania avenue.
F. A. Nagle of the South Bay hotel is a Chicago visitor today, transacting
business in the interests of his com
pany.
Mrs. Alfred Darler of Watling street is visiting friends in Terre Haute for a
few days.
Chicago Middle-Weight Fit
for 25-Round Bout With Papke Tomorow.
Harbor Baking Co.
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MERRILL VILLK
Rev. and Mrs. Honnen of Hobart spent
yesterday afternoon In . Merrlllville
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Merrill of Hammond are spending the week-end with
her father, M. F. Pierce.
Ralph Pierce has bought the coal
business, and is ready to deliver coal
to any and everyone.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Randolph of near Crown Point attended the "Trip Around the World," given at Merrill hall, last
evening.
Claude Pierce will soon leave for
California to locate permanently.
Mrs. Jake Gravenstine is shopping in
Hammond today. "The Trip Around the World" was
success In every way, the sales amount
ing to $S5.
Aaron Bloom of Englewood Team
Wants Bigger Sleeping Berth.
Fearful lest their giant center, Aaron
Bloom, may not be fit for battle after a tiresome journey across the country In a sleeping b earth far too small to accommodate his 6 feet 5 inches, members of the champion Englewood high school team yesterday started a still
hunt to develop a new substitute for the
pivot Job. With all the little details
of the junket perfected, it was dis
covered that the six-foot slumber apart
ment on the tourist car would compel Bloom to double up in jackknlfe fashion during the night season of the
westward excursion.
Acordlng to the schedule mapped out
for the trip the team will be on the road two days and two nights to Butte. Bloom, who answers to the cognonmen
"Legs," Is greatly exercised over his
welfare and has appealed to Manager Kenneth Calhound to secure better accommodations. Another twelve inches
would answer the purpose, according to Bloom's way of doping the problem, but he is strongly opposed to pounding his ear all the way to the mines with both pedal extremities dangling out-
Steps will be taken to
day to arrange for a special car for the ponderous football artist.
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SANTA CLAUS, in unrivaled splendor, greets boys and girls, and our matchless low prices .prevail in the great wonderland of TOYS and DOLLS. SANTA CLAUS HAS PROVIDED WITH 5,000 BEAUTIFUL LARGE BALLOONS which he wil away absolutely FREE FREE !. One to each child visiting him, accompanied by the elders on Tuesday, December 15th. Santa Claus will give these Balloons to the children only and when accompanied by their elders ;in order to avoid over-crowding our toy department children not accompanied by their elders cannot gain admission to see Santa Claus and he positively will give the balloons to the children when accompanied by the elders only. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN TOYS FOR WEDNESDAY. Special Bargains in Toys for Tuesday
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Coon Town Shooting Gallery with Daisy Pop Gun, very amusing, latest , toy
out, at
48c
BRASS BED FOR DOLLS, with flowered silkoline covererd matterss and two lace-
trimmed pillows and . canopy. Specially priced for Wednesday, at
45c
TEDDY BEARS, 12-in. size, cinnamon or white .with Toice. Regular
1.50 hear Tfl" 7bC TEDDY BEAR CAGES,
made of reed with steel
wheels, regualr price,
35c; Wednesday at..
19c
Los Angeles, Cat, Dec. lw Working
at terrific speed before an immense au
dience which taxed the capacity of the
South Side gymnasium, Hugo Kelly
wound up his training Saturday for the I j(je tQe berth
iweniy-nve-rouna Dame tomorrow night with Billy Papke at Jeffries' Vernon arena. When the Chicago Italian
hminrert nn thtk snn.lAn aftAr ten rnnndn
of cyclonic milting the beam stood still DECIDE ON ICE SKATING DATES.
at 156 pounds or two pounds under the
reauired notch at which the middle- Cleveland and Pittsburg Will Get Bis;
- .
weights will clash. Indoor Championships.
Kelly will . indulge In a few hikes
along the beach ro.ads today just by New Tork. Dec. H. Cleveland was
way of keeping on edge and expects selected as the place for the holding
to scale for the battle around 157 01 tne national slaving cnampionsnip
pounds, a figure at which he has al- and Pittsburg for the international in
ways been able to show tremendous door competition y the International staying powers over long distances. In Skating Union of the United States and his boxing yesterday Kelly banged his Canada, which met at the Murray Hill
sparring partners about the gymnasium, hotel nere yesterday. j.ne union aiso
hitting freely with both hands with suf- fixed the dates and places for the sea-
ficlent force to stop an ordinary oppo- son's other competitions. The schedule
nent. Big mitts which encased the Chi- of sanctioned "amateur speed and figure
casroan's hands alone saved his human championships adopted is as follows:
I National indoor championship at
'The Thunderbolt" is In for another Cleveland, O., Jan. 25-30
trimming from the matter in which international outdoor cnampionsnips
coast fans have rushed to the front with a Saranac Lake. I., eD. l-b
Kelly coin. Wise men who have studied It was announced that the biennial the Italian's style figure his cleverness carnival of winter sports at Saranac
uniHootinnor rintr n'iahin win lake will be held Feb. 2-5. For the first
more than offset the rushing tactics time since 1877 the City or Montreal, it
which Suva hoinofl thA OT.rhnmr.ion in was announced, Win noid a carnival 01
all his previous conauests. winter sports irom i?eD. iu to in
Kelly, in-his quiet, unassuming man- elusive; snowsnoeing, sm-ing, snaiing
ner. Is the personification of confidence " """u 'w
and banks on a victory via the knock- the ten-day event.
out route. He says his right arm. The Eastern, western and Canadian
which was fractured In his last bat- Amateur Skating associations were reptle with Papke, is as strong as ever resented at yesterday's meeting reand will hold out if the fight goes the spectively by D. H. Slabeck of Verona.
IN. J., and Dy Jonn Harding 01 saranao
Boxing fans who visited Papke's Lake; by Allen I. Bianchard of Chi-
camD found the Kewanee slugger in uoui """
good shape for the go. Road work in
the forenoon, followed by a lively series MAHMOUT HOPES TO
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SPORTING BEIEFS.
of boxing stunts in the afternoon, kept
Papke going at a lively rate, and when
he closed his activities the scales
showed him to be well under the 158-
pound mark.
, DEFEAT AMERICTJS.
Giant Turk Believes That Victory Fri
day Will Give Him Chance at Championship. .
Tusiff Mahmout, the Turkish -wrest
ler, will take what he believes to be another step towards : the . championship of the world when he meets Ameri-
cus at' the Seventh Regiment armory
next Friday night. Stolid and confi
dent, the sultan's pride is sure of a vic
tory over Americus, who, he thinks.
merely Is an obstacle in his path which must be removed before he can grapple with Frank Gotch for the title.
Americus" desire for the championship
of the world is as keen as the Turk's, and he is as confident.
HARRY AND WILLIE LEWIS
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SUMMARY OF SATURDAY SPORT.
BASEBALL.
Officials in baseball circles aroused
over charges of attempted bribery of
Umpires Klem and Johnstone in the New Tork Giant and Chicago game at
Gotham on Oct. '8.
Roger Bresnahan, catcher for the
New York Giants, was secured for man
ager of the St. Louis Cardinals, in a big
baseball trade, also involving Cincin
nati.
Jimmy Collins signed to manage To
ledo A. A. club. TURF. v
Outlook for game on western coast tracks gloomy, aocordlng to dispatch
from San Francisco. New Haven, Conn., Dec. 14. Winding
Glorio ran six furlongs at Santa Anita up their training for the welterweight track in 1:11 1-5 equalling the world's bout here tonight, Willie and Harry record. Lewis each claimed that victory, was
CYCLING. assured Both the Lewis boys, who are James Moran and Floyd MacFarland not relatives, are down to the required won the six-day race at Madison Square weight of 148 pounds. They will' go Garden, New York, going 2,737.1 miles. twelve rounds before the Edgewood
jHugh McLean of Chelsea, Mass., won Athletic club.
twenty-mile paced race at Boston from
Willis, English champion.
BOXING.
Malachy Hogan predicted series of
surprises in bouts to end the boxing
year on the coast and in Australia.
Phil Brock and Young Corbett boxed
ten rounds to a draw at New Orleans.-
WRESTLING.
Central Y. M. C. A. mat team cap
tured four of the six titles in the an
nual tournament of the Central Am
ateur Athletic union.
SOCCER.
Cliftonville team won fall title from
the Shamrocks. BASKETBALL.
Northwestern University team started
practice for the season.
Central Y. M. C. A. team defeats the
Evanston Y. M. C. A. five in close game
by 26 to 25. CLUBS.
Tommy Murphy and Leach Cross will
meet in New York in the near future.
It Is . said that Christy Mathewson
will join Hank Ramsey's bunch of Cu- i
ban tourists. !
Rouse O'Brien, the Boston pugilist, !
has returned to the Hub from Eng-,
land. . .
Jim Flynn is to get $2,000 win," lose'
or draw, in his coming fight with Sam Langford. j
Cy Seymour has been tagged by the
New York Giants and Larry Doyle, goes
to the outfield. i
i "Jap" Barbeau, the incorrigible child 1
of Toledo, is wanted by the Newark team of the Eastern league. I
Mai Eason, the old Brooklyn pitcher,'
wil lagaln pilot the Lawrence team of the . New England league next season.
J. W. Dobbins, president of the At
lantic league. Is at the head of a movement to organize a New Jersey state league.. I
If George Stallings, the manager of :
the New York Americans, should cop all
the players he is reported to be after, he can organize a No. 2 company. ' Memphis ha drafted Catcher Schmidt from the Arkansas league. . He's a brother of "Go-to-Pleces" Schmidt, the Detroit backstop. Walter Eckersall's professional foot
ball team -proved to be a frost.. Pro
fessional football In. this county is
about as strong as diabolo.
A southern newspaper prints the po
lice court news on the sporting page.
The police court game is great sport
at thatfor the magistrate.
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HURT IN BASKETBALL GAME.
Annapolis, Md, Dec 14. Midshipman
Fitzhugrh Green of St. Joseph, Mo., was
taken to the Navy hospital yesterday
morning: -in order to have a fracture of
the collar bone, broken in the basketball game Saturday against Pennsyl
vania, reduced He had been in the
game less than a minute when the acci
dent happened. He is manager' of the
football team.
is the- star touchdown producer of the , DON'T PAY FOR
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Battling Nelson is the busy kid at all
times. . Attending dog fights, writing
books and running for mayor of Hege-
wlsch Is some occupation.
The baseball fans of Columbia, S. C,
have collected enough coin to hold their
franchise in the South Atlantic league.
Hail Columbia, Happy Land.
When John Ganzel heard that the
management of the Rochester baseball
club intended to cut salaries next sea
son he refused to sign. Since there was so much industry
displayed '. by the ticket manipulators during the last world's series on the
west' side, the Chicago school board
contemplates erecting an industrial
school in the middle of Charlie Murphy's baseball lot.
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HART AND SHBECZ TO BATTLE.
Lexington, Ky Dec. 14. Marvin Hart
of Louisville and Mike Schreck of Read'
Ing, Pa., will meet before the Fayette
Athletic club here Dec. 31. The victor
will challenge the winner of the Burns-
Johnson bout In Australia to fight here
Conscientious, Indeed! "I notice that a leading actress
telephoned that her automobile was
broken down and she couldn't attend a meeting of her creditors." "Wasn't
that sweet of her! Going to all that trouble for a lot of fussy old creditors."
Everett C. Borwn was nominated for 'or the championship of the world.
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